Four of the world's largest animals stun onlookers off the coast of Western ...
Four of the world's largest animals are spotted by stunned onlookers swimming just off the coast of Australia Quartet of blue whales spotted swimming in West Australian waters Photographer Dylan deHaas said he 'couldn't believe' his series of drone images Some blue whales can weigh close to 200 tonnes, equal to 33 elephants
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Incredible drone footage has captured four of the world's largest animals swimming together off the coast of Western Australia - dwarfing a nearby boat filled with stunned onlookers.
Photographer and videographer Dylan deHaas secured the aerial images of a lifetime on Tuesday morning, stating he 'couldn't believe' he was fortunate enough to witness the incredible creatures so close to the shore from his own vessel.
The quartet of whales were slowly migrating to the cooler waters of the Antarctic.
Mr deHaas confirmed the world's largest animals were spotted near Cape
